All Eyes on Threats:
Techniques for Proactive Detection in a Modern Infrastructure of 2024
with Paula Januszkiewicz & Mike Jankowski-Lorek, PhD
Hypothesis-based Threat Hunting can help us tackle this issue by assuming that an incident of any kind has already happened, and the Indicators of Attack/Compromise just need to be uncovered. This way, we can proactively detect threats in our environment and enhance the detecting solutions afterward with new experiences gained while hunting for such occurrences.
During our practical workshop, Paula and Mike will show you how to come up with a good Hypothesis tailored for your own environment, how to create KQL queries based on what we know from the Hypothesis and how to analyze the results to disclose any unwanted activity.
Workshop objectives:
This technical workshop will teach you about the risks of undetected exploitation attempts, giving the knowledge and tools to implement a preventive, proactive strategy of counteracting the risks. We want you to learn how to minimize them in the future by using a wide array of practical solutions.
Paula Januszkiewicz, MVP, MCT and Microsoft Regional Director has 18 years of experience in the cybersecurity field, performing penetration tests, architecture consulting, trainings and seminars. She has performed hundreds of security projects, including those for governmental organizations and big enterprises, at the same time being a top speaker and a keynote speaker at many well-known conferences.
Mike Jankowski-Lorek is a solution architect, developer, data scientist and security expert with more than 18-years’ experience in the field. He designs and implements solutions for organization identity and access databases, network and security monitoring and management, mainly working in Microsoft ecosystem for medium to enterprise level organizations. Mike holds multiple certifications, especially security, database and software development related. As a passionate person he loves sharing his knowledge.